1. Detroit (0-16) 2. St. Louis (2-14) 3. Kansas City (2-14) 4. Seattle (4-12) 5. Cleveland (4-12) 6. Cincinnati (4-11-1) 7. Oakland (5-11) 8. Jacksonville (5-11) 9. Green Bay (6-10) 10. Buffalo (7-9) 11. San Francisco (7-9) 12. Denver (8-8) 13. Washington (8-8) 14. New Orleans (8-8) 15. Houston (8-8) 16. San Diego (8-8) 17. New York Jets (9-7) 18. Chicago (9-7) 19. Tampa Bay (9-7) 20. Detroit (from Dallas) (9-7) 21. Arizona (9-7) 22. Philadelphia (9-6-1) 23. Minnesota (10-6) 24. New England (11-5) 25. Atlanta (11-5) 26. Miami (11-5) 27. Baltimore (11-5) 28. Philadelphia (from Carolina) (12-4) 29. Indianapolis (12-4) 30. Pittsburgh (12-4) 31. New York Giants (12-4) 32. Tennessee (13-3) This is not official yet. If anyone sees a mistake in the top 16 tiebreakers, let me know. Interesting fact: If San Diego lose vs Indy, they will get the 12th pick in the draft despite making the playoffs.
wow most intriguing (sp?) thing on here is the fact that dallas sucks and they have no 1st round pick. hilarious jerry jones is an idiot
Which is an opportunity for "us", we have that spare #2 pick, we still have knowledge of players on the Cowboys roster, I'd love to see a Fasano and Ayodele type trade redux. I like Chris Canty, and we could use another Dlineman who can get after the passer as well. That Redskins #2, pick #44, is only 16 picks behind our #1, what a steal of a deal we got for JT.
Nope. Only the two SB finalists are set at #32 and #31 respectively. All other positions are determined by record with strength of schedule being the first tiebreaker. Making the playoffs is only relevant if your record is tied with a team that didn't make them, in which case the team that missed the playoffs picks ahead of the other team. So San Diego will not pick at #12 but they will get to pick at #16 unless they make it to the Superbowl.
Yes. Only the regular season record is relevant. Since they made it to the postseason, they will draft behind the other 8-8 teams.
